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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Watch Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Wilsons Prom weather today is captured in the live forecast above – expect conditions typical of this coastal national park, where sea breezes and changing cloud cover shape the feel of the day. Summer brings warm, sometimes humid days; winter is cooler with stronger winds and more regular rain.
What makes Wilsons Prom weather so variable?
The Prom sits at the southernmost tip of the Australian mainland, exposed to Bass Strait and the Southern Ocean. This means weather can shift quickly – a calm morning can turn into a gusty afternoon. The Bureau of Meteorology’s BOM observations for the area often show a 5–10°C difference between the coast and inland parts of the national park. If you’re looking for wilsons prom weather 28 days out, treat any long-range forecast as a guide rather than a guarantee.
What’s the best season for visiting?
December to February offers the warmest conditions – think 22–26°C along the coast. However, wilsons prom weather december can still bring a few showery days. January is peak summer, so wilsons prom weather january typically sees the most stable sunshine. For a weather in wilsons promontory national park 10 days outlook, check the BOM’s coastal forecast for Wilsons Promontory. Autumn and spring are milder and less crowded, while winter sees cooler temps and more rain but fewer visitors.
What is the weather like at Wilsons Prom in winter?
Winter (June–August) sees daytime highs around 10–14°C, with frequent showers and strong south-westerly winds. It’s still walkable – just pack layers and a reliable rain jacket. Frost is rare at sea level but possible inland.
Does Wilsons Prom have its own weather radar?
No dedicated radar, but the BOM’s wilsons prom weather radar coverage comes from the Melbourne radar (Yarrawonga) and the Mount Gambier radar. Both can pick up approaching rainbands. The live forecast above is the most direct view.
Can I get a 14-day forecast for the Prom?
A wilsons prom weather 14 day forecast is available from third-party sites like Weatherzone, but accuracy drops after day 7. For hiking plans, rely on the BOM’s 7-day coastal outlook and re-check the day before.
Sources
- Bureau of Meteorology – Wilsons Promontory forecast
- Weatherzone – Wilsons Promontory weather
- Elders Weather – Wilsons Promontory
For broader Victorian conditions, see our Australia weather hub or the Melbourne Weather page. A wilsons prom weather monthly pattern is best explored via BOM’s climate data – averages are a solid baseline, but always check the live forecast above before you go.